Boitekanelo College has taken a bold step toward social justice and inclusivity by officially launching a minimum living wage of P4,000.00 for its industrial workers , including interns. The announcement was made at a historic gathering today, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s journey of transformative impact.

President and Founder, Dr Tiro Mampane, highlighted the spirit behind the decision, stating: "We are proud to echo that aspiration, not as an obligation, but as an embodiment of who we are. Our commitment to ensuring that every member of our workforce, including our cleaning staff and groundsmen, receives no less than P4000.00 is a small but significant step toward an inclusive future."

The event was graced by Major General (Ret.) Hon. Pius Mokgware, who applauded the initiative, calling it "not just commendable, but exemplary." He added: "Boitekanelo College is enhancing lives while setting a powerful and inspiring precedent for other institutions and organizations across Botswana. This demonstrates true leadership and a deep understanding of the relationship between employee welfare and organizational success."

Also speaking at the launch, Hon. Phenyo Mokete Segokgo commended the college’s commitment to ethical labor practices: "Boitekanelo College has reaffirmed its position as a leading institution in Botswana, committed to excellence and transformative social impact. Let us be inspired to build a society where every individual is valued and empowered to earn a dignified living."